... Our artist's impressions of some members of the H.A.C. First XV, who enjoy the distinction, among other things, of playing their Rugger within five minutes' walk of the Mansion House BY LEONARD P. DO WD ...

... A DAY WITH THE DUKE OF RUTLAND'S HOUNDS BY F. A. S'l EWA11T ...

... FASHION GRANTS THE PUBLIC GOLFER NO REDRESS RE DRESS i! BY A. E. BEST ALL ...

... I WHO IS OUR MOST POPULAR ACTOR 1 ...

... SOME PICTORIAL NOTES OF THE MARCH OF EVENTS BY H. H. HARKIS ...

... HOME PRACTICE FOR THE GOLFING NOVICE BY W. HEATH ROBINSON ...

... At Addington recently, the Stage Golfing Society just defeated the Newspaper Golfing Society by seven matches to six in the Singles and three to two in the Doubles. Above is seen our artist's impressions of some of the players who took part in this special al fresco matinee BY H. H. HARRIS ...

... c n w Q WD H o U WD ^3 J X OQ ...

... No. 10.-- GUY'S HOSPITAL Hospital Rugger is usually in a class by itself, and is noted for its hearty give and take. Of all the Hospital sides, Guy s is, perhaps, the best known, if only for the magnificent threequarter line it is wont to produce E. By MAC ...

... The sad case of the gourmand who visited a well-recommended restaurant on a ''gala night RV LAURIE TAYLER ...

... Some impressions of a few of the band of earnest golfers who have spent arduous hours on the Hoylake course to decide the question of the Amateur Golf Championship. Jesse Sweetser, who carried off the Championship for America last year, has decided not to defend his title BY MAC ...

... No. IV. The humorous artist who turns up with his funniest joke on a day when there happens to be bad news from the war ...